Title and Registration in Wyoming

Title and Register a Vehicle in Wyoming

When you purchase a vehicle in Wyoming or move to Wyoming from another state, you’re required to title and register your vehicle through your local county clerk’s office.

The process may differ depending on your county of residence. Call your county clerk’s office or visit their website for details.

You’ll likely have to visit your local clerk’s office and provide your:

• Certificate of title OR Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO) (for new vehicles).
• Lease agreement (if applicable).
• Proof of insurance.
• Completed Application for Certificate of Title and VIN/HIN Inspection Form (MV-300A). The vehicle identification number (VIN) inspection must be completed by someone that is authorized to do so.
• Notarized bill of sale and/or dealer invoice (for recently purchased vehicles).

Wyoming Title and Registration Fees

Title fees and sales tax rates may vary based on county of residence. Counties may also charge additional fees for vehicle inspections and lien filings.

State registration fees are as follows:

• Passenger vehicles: $30.00
• Motorcycles: $25.00
• School buses: $25.00